PSU Mens Ice Hockey players receive top weekly honors from ECAC
- Two freshmen on the Plymouth State University men's ice hockey team received top weekly honors Tuesday from the ECAC Northeast Conference for their efforts in three games last week.
Freshman forward Deni Bojadzic (Gothenburg, Sweden) was named ECAC Northeast Player of the Week, and freshman netminder Karl Helgesson (Lerum, Sweden) was selected Northeast Co-Goalie of the Week. The two Panthers were instrumental in helping the team to two wins in three outings.
A 5'11", 165-pound forward, Bojadzic finished the week with two
goals and two assists in the three outings. He had two assists,
including an assist on the game-winning goal, in PSU's 5-2 win over
Castleton State on Tuesday, and scored two third-period goals to
lead PSU past Southern New Hampshire, 4-2, Saturday in the opening
round of the PAL Stovepipe Tournament. His first goal broke a 2-2
tie at 9:34 of the third period and was the game-winner, and he
added an empty-net insurance goal with 0:02 seconds left in the
game.
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A 6'2", 170-pound goalie, Helgesson stopped 39 of 41 shots he
faced (95.1 percent) in the opening round of the PAL Stovepipe
Tournament Saturday evening to lead PSU past Southern New Hampshire
and into the championship game. He made 20 saves in the third
period, helping PSU defeat SNHU for the first time since the
1996-97 season. Helgesson was named to the PAL Stovepipe
All-Tournament Team.
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PSU, 2-3-1 overall this season, plays its third game in four days Tuesday evening with a non-conference contest at the University of Southern Maine (7:00 p.m.).
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A 5'11", 165-pound forward, Bojadzic finished the week with two
goals and two assists in the three outings. He had two assists,
including an assist on the game-winning goal, in PSU's 5-2 win over
Castleton State on Tuesday, and scored two third-period goals to
lead PSU past Southern New Hampshire, 4-2, Saturday in the opening
round of the PAL Stovepipe Tournament. His first goal broke a 2-2
tie at 9:34 of the third period and was the game-winner, and he
added an empty-net insurance goal with 0:02 seconds left in the
game.
A 6'2", 170-pound goalie, Helgesson stopped 39 of 41 shots he
faced (95.1 percent) in the opening round of the PAL Stovepipe
Tournament Saturday evening to lead PSU past Southern New Hampshire
and into the championship game. He made 20 saves in the third
period, helping PSU defeat SNHU for the first time since the
1996-97 season. Helgesson was named to the PAL Stovepipe
All-Tournament Team.
